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- Australian Government department responsible for industry
- Australian Cobotics Centre
- Australian Government National Skills Commission
- Australian Industry and Skills Committee's National Industry Insights report [archived December 2022]
- Business Europe
- Confederation of British Industry
- CSIRO Futures: Industry roadmaps
- Factory of the Future, Swinburne University of Technology
- Industrial Strategy [UK]
- Industry 5.0 [European Commission]
- Industry information, Australian Government Labour Market Information Portal
- Industry leadership
- Industry engagement reforms
- Industry intelligence
- Jobs and Skills Australia
- Jobs and Skills Councils (JSCs) [formerly Industry Reference Committees (IRCs) and Skills Service Organisations (SSOs)]
- Agribusiness (a new entity, Skills Insight, is now operational)
- Arts, Personal Services, Retail, Tourism and Hospitality (a new entity, SkillsEQuipped, is now operational)
- Energy, Gas and Renewables (a new entity, Powering Skills Organisation, is now operational)
- Finance, Technology and Business (a new entity, Future Skills Organisation, is now operational)
- Manufacturing (a new entity, Manufacturing Industry Skills Alliance, is now operational)
- Mining and Automotive (a new entity, Mining and Automotive Skills Alliance, is now operational)
- Transport and Logistics (a new entity, Industry Skills Australia, is now operational)
- Public Safety and Government (a new entity, Public Skills Australia, is now operational)
- Early Educators, Health and Human Services (a new entity, HumanAbility, is now operational)
- Building, Construction and Property (a new entity, BuildSkills Australia, has been established and will be operational in the coming months)
- Industry peak bodies
- Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada [formerly Industry Canada]
- OECD
- The Online Labour Index
- World Economic Forum
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Dr Phillip Toner
Honorary Senior Research Fellow
Department of Political Economy
University of Sydney
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Prior to commencing an academic career Phillip worked in labour market and economic research for the federal government including an agency of Federal Treasury. He gained his PhD in Political Economy at the University of Sydney in 1997. The thesis was on the role of manufacturing industry in economic development and was awarded the 1999 History of Economic Thought Society of Australia Prize for the best Australian PhD on a history of economic thought subject. The thesis was published unchanged in 1999 as Main currents in cumulative causation: the dynamics of growth and development. After working for four years in economic consulting he was appointed a Senior Research Fellow in the Centre for Industry and Innovation Studies, University of Western Sydney in 2002. He was responsible, singly or jointly with other researchers at the Centre, for winning and completing $2.068m in competitive research grants. In 2012 he moved to the University of Sydney as an Honorary Senior Research Fellow in the Department of Political Economy. His research interests include industrial structure analysis and industry policy; the economics of technical change; national vocational skills formation systems and labour market analysis..
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Media
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(Source: Ai Group, June 2023)
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(Source: ABC News on YouTube, June 2023)
Labor 2023/2024 budget industry focus
(Source: Sky News Australia on YouTube, May 2023)
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